State Meet Ends Today Six C R Matmen Advance
Prairie advances three wrestlers to the Class A semi finals at Waterloo Hippodrome and remains in team title contention. Washington places both entrants into semis. Jefferson loses two. Schropp brothers win, Osborn upset in overtime. East Waterloo and Jefferson show mixed results as team scoring tallies update.
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Late Surge Sends Iowa Fresh Past Drake 80-73
Iowa freshman team earns its second win of the season as Chad Calabia 21 points and Glenn Vidnovic 18 pace a 7-0 late run after trailing 71-70 with four minutes left. Drake's Rick Wanamaker leads 23 points. Iowa outrebounded 50-37 and improves to 2-0 while Drake falls to 7-6.
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Regis Sophs Beat Dowling In Close Contest
Regis sophomores defeated Dowling yearlings 61 to 53 as three Regis players reached double figures. Greg Jacobs scored 18, Steve Egger 15, and Mike Mulherin 13 for Regis while Dowling was led by Gorshe with 11.
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Wisconsin Beats Iowa in Big Ten Swim Meet Showdown
Wisconsin dominates Iowa 73 to 50 as nine of 11 events and both relays go to the Badgers. Wisconsin improves to 8-2 entering the conference championships, with wins by LaCroix Lindley Teeteart Hogan and Krug among others.
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Connie Smith Appears on The Lawrence Welk Show
Connie Smith guests tonight on The Lawrence Welk Show at 7 30 p m Channel 9 broadcast in color. The program showcases country music performances and celebrity appearances in a prime time format.
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State Wrestling Results Dominant at 95 to Heavyweight
The meet lists 95 to heavyweight weight classes with multiple wrestlers from Ottumwa, Eagle Grove, Lincoln Council Bluffs, West Waterloo, Fort Madison, and other schools. Notable results include Dennis Vanderhorst Ottumwa defeating Elwin Bruhl Eagle Grove 4-1 at 95 pounds and Bill Knight Iowa City defeating Lyle Laird Humboldt 9-4 at 103 pounds.
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Cedar Falls
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Cedar Rapids
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Fabris Named Mississippi State Offensive Line Coach
Frank Fabris, ex Vanderbilt assistant football coach, is appointed offensive line coach at Mississippi State in State College Mississippi.
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Knicks Reactivate Deutsch After Barnett Achilles Injury
New York Knicks player Dave Deutsch is activated to replace Dick Barnett who underwent surgery for a torn Achilles tendon, signaling a midseason roster adjustment for the team.
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Regis Royals Clinch Regular Season Win Over Dowling
Regis defeated Des Moines Dowling 60 to 39 to close the regular season. Thomsen led with 24 points as Regis improves to face Prairie in the tournament opener. Ottavi notes rebounding and shot selection must improve for post season.
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LaSalle Lancers Rally Past Webster City 64 53
LaSalle finishes regular season 15 3, best in school history, after beating Webster City 64 53. Pisarik scores 18, Hays adds, Brooks leads Webster City with 12 as LaSalle overcomes a slow start and strong third quarter from the visitors.
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LaSalle Freshmen Defeat West Side Catholic All-Stars
LaSalle freshmen led by Mike Loeffler with 13 points defeated an eighth grade all-star team from west-side Catholic schools 47 to 24 in a Friday night preliminary to the LaSalle Webster City contest. Steve Zamastil topped the eighth graders with 11 points.
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Prep Basketball Results Across Multiple Matchups
PREP BASKETBALL results include Regis over Dowling 60 39 and Myers over Beckman 76 45. Other notable scores: Washington 81 Dubuque 77. Creston 62 Osceola 50. DeWitt 82 Sterlin 77. Boone 82 Iowa Falls 78. S C Central 81 Sioux Falls 69. Fairfield 56 Burlinston 51. Ft Dodge St Ed 90 S C East 82. Storm Lake 78 Lemars ames 52. Vinton 80 W A North Washington 54. Waterloo West 62 Otumns 54. Additional games list regional sectional finals including Armstrong Bancroft St. John’s 61 59 and Goldfield Renwick 72 62. College play features St Olaf 90 Grinnell 76 and Buena Vista 73 Simpson 60. Multiple conference and tournament results follow across NCAA divisions and NAIA.
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Spahn Likely Tulsa Manager in Pacific Coast League
Warren Spahn a 46 year old left handed ace, known for 20 win seasons, is expected to be named manager of the Tulsa Oilers in the Pacific Coast league. The final decision rests with the St. Louis Cardinals, with Oiler owner A. Ray Smith backing Spahn. Other candidates include Joe Medwick Sally Hemus Robin Roberts and Vernon Rapp.
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Mets buy pitcher Jim Ray from Astros on conditional basis
The New York Mets acquire pitcher Jim Ray from the Houston Astros on a conditional deal. The Mets have until April 11 to decide whether to keep Ray or return him to Houston.
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Illinois Coaches Backed By Leaders Amid Big Ten Action
Illinois faces Big Ten penalties after a $21,000 slush fund revelation. Faculty panels, students, and civic groups urge retention of Coach Elliott while appealing for fair treatment. University officials weigh rulings as opponents call for appropriate consequences.
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Wash Wins and Benches Out of the Cellar
Washington rallied to beat Dubuque 81-77 on the road, ending the season 3-13 in the conference and setting up a first round tournament match with Cedar Rapids LaSalle. Key runs and late heroics by John Smith and Gary Stieger preserved the win as Dubuque threatened in the final seconds.
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Warrior Sophs Clinch Second With 78 49 Win Over Dubuque
Washington sophomores finish 13 3 in conference play earning second place after a 78 to 49 victory over Dubuque. Dennis Smith scores 15 points while Kyle Skogman adds 14 as top contributors in the win.
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Boxing results mix from Cologne Turin Melbourne meets
United Press International reports scores from boxing bouts in Cologne and Turin and Melbourne Florida events. Tech and Vetroff defeated opponents in Germany and Italy while Harrell stopped Idelette in Florida. multiple outpoints and stoppages noted across the card.
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